Beam Commercial, Operation Manual

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1.5. Technical documentation supplied
• Operation Manual for BEAM Commercial central vacuum units
1.6. Standard equipment supplied
The following are supplied as standard accessories:
• 2 fittings with fixing clamps for connecting the vacuum unit to the system
• 1 dust collection bag
1.7. Correct and improper uses
BEAM Commercial central vacuum units are designed and constructed solely to suck up dust of a
domestic type into a central unit inside civil buildings.
The BEAM Commercial system must be used to suck up only dust and objects of small dimensions.
For specific needs contact your local distributor/dealer. The manufacturer declines all and any liability
for damage to the system or to other things and/or injuries to persons caused by improper use of the
system.
ATTENTION: Uses other than those indicated are not permitted. No modifications or adaptations
of the vacuum unit are permitted. Any use whatsoever other than the use for which the product has
been designed represents improper use that may damage the vacuum unit and constitute a serious
hazard for the user.
2. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
2.1. Description of the BEAM Commercial central vacuum unit
BEAM Commercial central vacuum units are designed and manufactured for the suction of dust both
in residential buildings and in service sector premises, such as hotels, cinemas, theatres, games
arcades, conference halls, offices, factories, etc.
BEAM Commercial central vacuum units use a suction turbine with an electric motor that generates
suction pressure when switched on. The rotation speed of the suction turbine is controlled by an
inverter. Depending on the suction pressure setting, the inverter controls the rotation frequency
according to the suction pressure detected by a pressure transducer.
The air sucked in is channelled into the central section, where dust particles fall into a collection
container. Finer particles are drawn towards the upper part of the separator, where they are trapped
by the filter cartridge. The filtered air is then expelled towards the exterior through the outlet ducts of
the turbine.